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DLA renewal, fill in form now or later and go via
11 years 7 months ago #99518 by bro58
Yes,
See my previous post on this thread.
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Bobajob wrote: Ha ha can I change my name again please Gordon?
Yes,
See my previous post on this thread.
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11 years 7 months ago - 11 years 7 months ago #99532 by Kummerzz
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Hi
I have just read my own post and what I mean is what is the latest date at which you can apply for DLA?
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I have just read my own post and what I mean is what is the latest date at which you can apply for DLA?
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11 years 7 months ago #99535 by Gordon
If you request a claim pack from the DWP then it will be stamped before being sent to you, providing you return it within the normal six weeks, then the claim will be taken from the stamped date.
If you do not return it within the six weeks, or use a downloaded copy of the claim forms, then the usual practice is to take the start date as the day it is received by the DWP.
Be aware that as from 8 April, PIP will replace DLA for new claims.
Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic DLA renewal, fill in form now or later and go via
Boscozz wrote: Hi
I have just read my own post and what I mean is what is the latest date at which you can apply for DLA?
B
If you request a claim pack from the DWP then it will be stamped before being sent to you, providing you return it within the normal six weeks, then the claim will be taken from the stamped date.
If you do not return it within the six weeks, or use a downloaded copy of the claim forms, then the usual practice is to take the start date as the day it is received by the DWP.
Be aware that as from 8 April, PIP will replace DLA for new claims.
Gordon
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